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Luxury holidays and lost bank cards - how fake Army major defrauded women on dating apps
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Dating apps have become an increasingly popular way for people to meet potential partners, but they can also be used by scammers to target vulnerable individuals. These types of scams often involve building a false sense of trust and intimacy with the victim, before making fraudulent requests for money or financial information. The case of David Griffiths highlights the importance of being cautious when meeting people online and verifying the identity of those you interact with.
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Luxury holidays and lost bank cards - how fake Army major defrauded women on dating apps
David Griffiths is jailed for three years and six months for defrauding women of thousands of pounds.
15 Jul, 16:14
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